Brainstorming Next-Generation Hurricane Re-Directing Buoys with AI

By harnessing the principle of dielectric heating, we can potentially cool the ocean surface by matching the radio frequency emitted by the buoys to the resonant frequency of water molecules. This would cause the water molecules to vibrate rapidly, generating heat that could be dissipated into the atmosphere, effectively cooling the ocean surface. A network of specialized buoys would be equipped with high-power radio frequency transmitters capable of emitting a specific frequency that resonates with water molecules.

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